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Sintesi 150
| File | Title | File Description | Type | Section |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sintesi_line.pdf | Sintesi Line Olive Oil Processing Machinery | Brochures | Document | |
| Manuale_GRAMOLA_SINTESI_ING_1.pdf | Oliomio Sintesi Mixers 2016 | Manuals | Document | |
| Funzionamento_SINTESI_2GV_compreso_SISTEMA_LINEARE_ING.pdf | Oliomio Sintesi 2GV 2016 | Manuals | Document | |
| Frantoio_Sintesi_2022_model.pdf | Oliomio Sintesi 400 Line - Schematic | Oliomio Sintesi 400 2022 model | Diagrams | Document |
| Sintesi_Gramola_Malaxing_Unit_400_model.pdf | Oliomio Sintesi 400 Malaxer Gramola Unit 2022 model | Diagrams | Document | |
| Sintesi_400_Manual.pdf | Sintesi 400 Manual | Manuals | Document |
OLIVE OIL PROCESSING
For businesses and serious growers considering olive oil extraction, the idea of owning a machine for under $10,000 may seem like an attractive entry point. However, achieving high-quality olive oil requires advanced extraction technology that meets food-grade standards. The extraction process is highly technical, demanding specialised equipment to maintain oil integrity and efficiency. This guide will help you understand the essential components of olive oil processing, the investment required, and the best options for entering the market.
Many low-cost machines marketed for oil extraction—often priced around $2,000—are screw presses designed for seed and nut oils. These do not meet the requirements for proper olive oil extraction. Producing premium extra virgin olive oil requires specialised machinery that includes:
Without these advanced components, it is impossible to produce high-quality olive oil that meets commercial standards.
Each of these stages demands industrial-grade technology, making low-cost extraction machines impractical for producing high-quality olive oil.
For those serious about maintaining full control over their production, the Frantoino Olive Oil Press is an excellent entry-level option. With a processing capacity of up to 50kg per hour, it delivers professional-quality results in a compact and efficient design. Owning your own machine ensures complete flexibility and control over your olive oil production.
f you’re looking for a cost-effective alternative, buying a used machine can provide savings while still allowing you to own your equipment. Though used machines can be harder to source, platforms such as Olive Machinery list available second-hand units.
For those not ready to invest in machinery, a local processing facility provides access to high-grade extraction equipment without the capital investment. To find a processor near you, use The Olive Centre’s Processor Map.
Producing high-quality olive oil requires investment in the right equipment and processes. Whether you choose to own a professional machine like the Frantoino, explore second-hand options, or utilise a local processing service, there are solutions to suit different business needs. For those prioritising full control and flexibility, investing in specialized extraction equipment is the best path forward. However, used equipment and local processors provide accessible alternatives for those looking to test the market before committing to a larger investment.
Passion and Experience in olive oil and wine systems for high quality processing
Processing machine from 500kgs through to 10Tper hour
CLEMENTE … the difference in technological advancement
Enzymes and Talc for Olive Oil Production to help recover higher yields in early season fruit, high moisture conditions and more
Equipment for testing acidity and other equipment for analysis including NIR Analysers.
Vary the level of the oil with a variable capacity tank. Available in Flat Bottom or Conical Bottom in a wide range of sizes
Stainless Steel Tanks from Italy. Starting at 1,000L and can be custom made to your requirements.
